Sentence examples for might become weak from inspiring English sources

If the influence of stage was very strong, the importance of APN/CD13 expression as a prognostic factor might become weak.

This is because the zeroth- or first-order signal in the horizontal or vertical channel might become weak at points where the retardance is low, i.e. at multiples of 2π, even though the backscatter is high.

When your trapezius gets injured, one or both or your arms might become weak, as if there is nothing supporting it (or them).

Therefore, if the selectivity mechanism is at work, the higher divorce rates for premarital cohabitors would be explained through a spurious relationship: the effect of premarital cohabitation on divorce is apparent and might become weaker, or even disappear, when statistical controls for selectivity are introduced in the analysis (Lillard et al. 1995).

Robert P. Fassett, director of integrity management and technical support at the utility's gas operation, said that in the spot where the rupture began, a seam was welded through only 50 percent of the pipe's thickness and might have become weaker over the years as pressure in the pipe rose and fell.

She complained the UK had become weak and too hesitant to exercise its international might.

Why might HLA associations become weaker as disease progresses?

The weak become strong, and the strong become weak.

Everyone has become weak.

He cannot become weak, ignorant, or ignoble.

For Carol feared that they too may become weak.